RUGBY

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2180, 19 June 1914, Page 5

RUGBY

THE NEW KJSALAKD UNiOX. The.weekly mooting of the New Zealand.Bugby Univn was i.a'ld last nignt, MK X. Ualbraitti presided, and mere were present Atossrs. J. It. A. Laught'on, i. Hy;uris., A., LauK-Hson, 1!. Jl. Isaac's, /W." Perry, and 15. Wyiie. . The secretary' .reported (in ■ reference to the complaint that no reply had been sent to the 'IJet'erces' Association, asking if their passes-would be available lor the North v. Ssmtli Island fixture on Wednesday) that 8 reply sns sent on Tuesday, and that the secretary's office was telephoned twice, to the sfrert that the passes' would, he available. . Crockroft was "appointed captain of the South- Island teain tor W-inoj'iwv's match. It was decided to admit school _boys of 14 years and under free to the North v. South Island match, and free pisses were granted, to nidrihers of the St. John Ambulance Society to be in attendance. A considerable afiiouirt yi correspondence was dealt .with, with regard to players reported for playing the Northern Union garae. A'letter was received frotii the. Poverty Bay. Union,, asking whether a. player could be prevented from playing Mngby when he had played tlw LNoirt.hcrti Union game, but had n.ot been officially suspended. . It was decided to reply that it was the duty of the union to immediately suspend and.report a player who took part in- the Northern -trnjon game. The' Wellington Union ffia-ds an amplication for permission for a match to be played between the Wellingto.n representatives and the Now Zealand team'w'hish is to'tour Australia, such match to take place on the .Wednesday previous to the departure of the-latter team. Messrs. Perry, *Wylie, and the chairman were appointed to -deal with tire spplication, tlvj Match to. bo played if possible.